Nexus X rumors and release date: Google’s next flagship may not be called the Nexus X, but instead Nexus 6, according to a report on BGR noting that the device will have “monster specs” and the latest Android 5.0 or Android L. It’s been earlier reported that this maybe launched before or on Halloween.

Based on the leaked screenshots from TK Tech News, it shows that the device could have a 2.7GHz Qualcomm Snapdargon 805 processor, 32GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage plus a 13 megapixel camera. It also shows that the unit is running on Android 5.0, which is speculated to also be unveiled As Android L.

PhoneArena earlier reported that the Nexus X may have a 5.9-inch display and maybe released around Halloween without a formal launch event. The gadget news site said that the unit is also based on the design of the Moto S. It’s helpful to note that the Nexus 5 was launched October 2013.

Price of the Nexus X is expected to be around $550.

The contiuous flow of news regarding an upcoming Google flagship is in conflict with reports that suggest that Google maybe discontinuing the Nexus line this year.

PC Advisor U.K. notes (via Russian blogger Eldar Murtazin and The Information) that there have been reports noting that the Nexus line will be discontinued in favor of being replaced by Android Silver.

The U.K. publication wrote that Android Silver devices will be premium ones with top-end hardware and great build quality. These units may also come with the latest version of Android, similar to what Google Play Edition devices have.

Android Silver would not be brand in itself but a standard that Google will outline for a premium Android handset.